Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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r ' t (Portion Bruno Snprrinlenilrnl of Schools Ru 1 h Roman Scrrrtan Anne Hanil Main Offirr Mailrlainr l.inrhan Sri rclarx Administration and Secretarial Staff Junr Coughlin Main Offirr Mr. Connors welcoming onr of the nrv vophnmorr .. Throdorr Rockicki Assorialr Superintendent Tran Fsposilo Secretary In Mr. Connors Helen Lewrone Dept. Head Secretary Helen Puri oil Main Offirr 20

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Sabbaticals Janice Barren Mr. Hadlock and Mrs. Barrett, were two teach¬ ers from the English Department on sabbatical this year. Mr. Hadlock was gone the first semester and Mrs. Barrett the second. Mr. Hadlock spent his sabbatical researching effective teaching techni¬ ques and appropriate methods of evaluating stu¬ dent writing, to develop different curricula, he conferred with experts in the field from various universities. During the -econd semester, Mrs. Barrett spent her sabbatical researching communications for the town of Wellesley, in connection with her Ma-ter’s degree program at Boston University. EDITOR S NOTES As v c go to press we learn that our Advisor on Sabbatical, Janice Barrett has been appointed bv the Governor a cabinet-position. Assistant Secre- tarv of Human Services. W ayne Hadlock Faculty Senate Marilyn Montalhano. President John McDermott. Vice President Alice Milot James Barr George Keri an. Sr Richard Palmaccio Peter Haggerty L nn Moon- Art Hall Anne Hickey Pat Rosenfield Hank Duggan Sue Plali Janice Barrett Rnckwond hd wards Faculty Senate in session (Left to right, Ms. Morris (visitor). Miss Hickey and Mrs. Rosen- field) The busiest agenda for the Senate in man years challenged this year ' Faculty Senate to broaden its influence and range. John McDermott helped inspire the organization of a Faculty Senate at the Wellesley Junior High. The important agenda items: Reorganization of the department chairmen for 9-12 to 7-12; the 4-year high school for 1985: the enrollment prob¬ lems affecting staff reductions and program reductions — these were the concerns over which the senate spent many hours of Concern. A major innoyation was the joint Senate-School Committee meeting. The other innovation was several joint srnale meetings. The outcome of these new communication opportunities was a fresh outlook on perspecliyes for change. Mrs. Montalbano. Faculty Senate President suprrlatnr.s sabhaticals facult srruUr 19

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Come into my office 1 have some etchings to show you.’ (Mr. Harman and lady friend) Janir t M Mami Metro ( .oiJH-r|or administration guidance 21